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# 39204 11-Aug-2009 08:08
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I have had the Okta touch for about 10 months and am very happy with the phone.
After looking at the I Windows -Mobile Comm Suite ,I decided to install .
The install was great ,no problems whatsoever .After configuration of the icons I am very happy with this system ,It allows shortcuts all over the place in an easy logical manner.Looks good and I have a 'new phone ' to play with.
I would reccommend to any user as an alternative to the windows 6.0 front end .

regards lloyd

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  # 245097 11-Aug-2009 09:49
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Thanks, but I prefer SPB Mobile Shell 3, due to it's flexibility. If I wanted to, I could even make it look like the iWindowsMobile suite. (There already are iPhone-ish themes for MS3 btw)

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  # 245102 11-Aug-2009 09:52
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I use SPB Mobile Shell as well. Tried a couple of other shells but always come back to that...




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